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Conference Compass review

#19 of 28 in Conference Software

A broad conference suite for agendas, streaming, networking and abstracts, with modular paid plans.

7.1/10Editor score
Conference Compass7.1 Visit Floq

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Conference Compass provides web and mobile event apps for conference organisers, associations, professional conference organisers and corporate meeting planners. It supports in-person, hybrid and virtual formats with branded schedules, personal agendas, livestreaming, session recordings, virtual rooms and attendee interaction. Separate products add registration and abstract workflows, while exhibitor booths, networking tools and analytics extend the event experience across web, iOS and Android.

Published plans show several ways to assemble the platform. Floq Hosted costs €2,900 one-time for a branded event hosted in the Floq app. Floq One-Off costs €4,950 one-time for a branded app for one event, published in your own app stores. Floq Annual costs €9,900 one-time for one or more events, with additional event licences purchasable. Floq Enterprise provides multiple branded apps and a bespoke solution. Floq Event Registration costs €6,900 per year and includes attendee sign-up, secure payment processing, automated emails, customisable forms and digital badges. Floq Abstract Management costs €1,900 per event and covers submissions, reviewer tools, decisions, scheduled communication and abstract-book generation.

For ecosystem fit, the platform lists integrations with event and abstract management systems, single sign-on and membership databases. Its feature set is broad enough for organisers that need schedules, exhibitor resources, Q&A, chat, voting, round tables and one-to-one meetings in one conference environment. The modular pricing means teams needing registration or abstract handling should budget those capabilities separately. Conference Compass suits organisers seeking branded hybrid-event delivery with structured agenda and abstract workflows; teams wanting a narrowly focused event app or a simpler fixed-scope setup may prefer a more limited alternative.

Conference Compass pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Branded schedules, personal agendas and real-time content updates
    • Livestreaming, recordings, virtual rooms and attendee networking
    • Abstract review, decision workflows and abstract book generation
  • Where it doesn't
    • Registration and abstract management are priced as separate products
    • Support is provided through documentation rather than listed live channels
    • Enterprise arrangements use a bespoke solution instead of a standard price

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